With only one story to lead with, every newspaper across the world Monday morning reported the death of Osama bin Laden with big front-page spreads.
A handful of them had just one word for the terrorist mastermind: "DEAD."
The Poynter Institute's Roy Peter Clark has rounded up some of Monday's front pages from around the world. Below, the newspapers that led with the single word.
Chris Good is a political reporter for ABC News. He was previously an associate editor at The Atlantic and a reporter for The Hill.
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